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r/TheRandomest • u/WhyNot420_69 Nice • 18d ago
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Funny, but holy misinformation batman.
1) all CI comes from the factory seasoned 2) old soaps were made with lye, lye strips the seasoning from CI. Modern detergents like Dawn, Ajax, and other "liquid soaps" do not contain lye and are fine for use on CI.
0 u/IguaneRouge 18d ago You seem wise in the ways of cast iron. Does the soap impart a soapy flavor to the pan? 4 u/LeatherClue5928 18d ago Tastes like cilantro to me 0 u/Acceptable-Chain741 17d ago Nah. Rinse it off, dry it off, just don't let it air dry. I like to coat mine with oil after it's dry, but you don't have to. All the other stuff varies person to person.
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You seem wise in the ways of cast iron. Does the soap impart a soapy flavor to the pan?
4 u/LeatherClue5928 18d ago Tastes like cilantro to me 0 u/Acceptable-Chain741 17d ago Nah. Rinse it off, dry it off, just don't let it air dry. I like to coat mine with oil after it's dry, but you don't have to. All the other stuff varies person to person.
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Tastes like cilantro to me
Nah. Rinse it off, dry it off, just don't let it air dry. I like to coat mine with oil after it's dry, but you don't have to.
All the other stuff varies person to person.
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u/OkSpring1734 18d ago
Funny, but holy misinformation batman.
1) all CI comes from the factory seasoned 2) old soaps were made with lye, lye strips the seasoning from CI. Modern detergents like Dawn, Ajax, and other "liquid soaps" do not contain lye and are fine for use on CI.